Matawan High School - Pillar Yearbook (Matawan, NJ)

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 A New Tradition Matawan Vs. Raritan The Winner's Trophy - A Stutfed Turkey

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The Bonfire Kicks Off The Thanksgiving Weekend Our thanks to the Block M If possible. MRHS has once again, outdone itself in starting of Homecoming Weekend with the enthu- siasm it deserves. The 1969 bonfire was by far the most'’ bonfire in years. The most eggs, most firemen, most enthusiasm and of course, most fun. A special word of thanks goes to the Block M men for making it all possible and to the twenty-one cheer leaders for carrying on the enthusiasm that it began with. Class of '71 can you top it? Impossible!

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Homecoming Audrey Anderson. Wendy Cornell. Bronwen, and Diane Gelburd, The Queen and her Court Homecoming Queen Miss Bronwen Barry reigned over this year‘s Thanksgiving Day Game against our new rival. Raritan. After nominations were submitted by the football players, the student body voted in the election held by the Student Council. Bronwen’s court included Wendy Cornell. Princess: and Audrey Anderson and Diane Gelburd. Attendants. The Queen was crowned during the pre game show by Mr. Stachura and then all four girls quickly changed into their respective majorette, cheerlead- ing, and band uniforms for the remainder of the game. 17 Bronwen Barry — The Homecoming Queen